Plymouth Meeting Friends School was spotlighted in The Philadelphia Inquirer on December 18, 2009. The article, Plymouth Meeting Friends School given $100,000, by education reporter Martha Woodall, appeared on page two of Local News Philadelphia and the Region (News in Brief section).

The following is the article as it appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer:

Plymouth Meeting Friends School given $100,000
Plymouth Meeting Friends School has received a $100,000 gift from an anonymous donor that will be used for its capital campaign, the school announced yesterday.

The campaign is seeking $2.3 million to construct a 4,500-square-foot building that would contain two classrooms, a conference room, administrative offices, and other space. The school plans to incorporate environmentally friendly design principles, including outdoor classroom space, a water cistern, and passive solar energy.

Founded in 1790, Plymouth Meeting Friends enrolls 147 students from prekindergarten through sixth grade.

-Martha Woodall
 

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